New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-15
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Intsrment at convsnisnce Of the family
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At regular meeting Of the Trustees Of St Patrick,
Cathedral In the City of NEWPORT hold tho 9Th days
MAY 1887 266 Mulberryst the following preamble ani
resolutions were unaninously adopted
tn: Beard Of Trus :es Of So Pa; r:ts
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ment 81 the Roman cashoac religion in this Archdiocese
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and snt rsyers Most Esy Arohisaop Co.
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motion q The q Catholic institution. Of eduesies
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JsF5Miz5 aP PEykLrs. Committee
GEORGE D. COLEMAN,
A. meeting OF the Board Managers the Roman Cath
ole Orphan Asylum held May L. 1887 following rese
iutions were unanimously adopted
Tas; the maoagsrs Of she Roman Catholic Orphan
Of their cheshsi friend
and beloved ASSOCIATE and viceehairmaa ihe Right Rev
Resolved further Tha; the development aud
intelligent powerful cooperation and his unIrins
zeal and saiy dsySton g s interests Mr. o,
phans of the asylgms have devoted friend s Sisters
and 'A' man.
framed Be hung IN conspcaoas place the Msdso:
and Fnh avenue a'yss SqiISRYi respsS, s ely
FRANCIS HIGGINS Secretary.
OFFICES OF raE NEW YORK CATHOLIC PaorncIony,,
NO 4Ie BEoohEsL, NEW YORK CITY,
The death OF Right Rev William Quinn, v. O. connected
he officially and personally with the scclesastca
administration of the Archdiocese Of New York and with
srsa Gesloas saneatlona and charitable interests and
Bereavement and loss deeply felt throughout the entire
Gifted with business abilities he has left the impress
his services Of his excellent Judgment and his
Church. asylum seminary school, cathedral equally felt the
strong ami supporting touch HIS Ia ID ami mind
such being his services and appreciation In the church aud
Appreciated how much 10 be znentst and honored
The Catholic PrUectOry with winch he long associated
as our advisory chaplain lie OF Its fOu ders His
connection Its historical
The pioneer tcnus ration or Gus hrsL president Dr. Ives
the d yet administrator OF second pres
deut Dr. Anderson he seemed TO lead rather than advise
in good amt faithful measures OF development
Tue present administration found In TIE deceased con-
stantly adv chaplain Until falling health
upon hlm there WAS not WORK OF the Proectory IN when
MOustgnor Quinn did not deep interest and an active
part His Heath IL more than loss 10 II Is calamity:
while the bers Of the Board OF Managers individually
Resolved therefore That the Board OF Managers o, the New
YORK Catholic Pro ecory, while bowling In humble submis
10 the decree OF Divine Providence but mourn and
lament death OF the Right Rev AOnsgDOr William Quinn,
whose have read, untr
ing and OF lnestlnsD1 value.
Resolved That a committee represen ting the Prutectory
attend at the reception OF the remains the deceased on their
European that the offices OF the
Prtectory be drapd I'M mourning that the Board Of
Managers Will atlen the funeral IN q body
Resolves hat copy OF these resolutions 90 engrOssed
signed committee that prepared them amt he
Reverend Archbishop with mas
1t b. preserved In the Cathedral rectory.
House OF Reception NeH-York City. ~
DENIS QUINN,
FRANCIS HIGGINS
sTERN-Eary Thursday morning dra s. stsra. II sis
Funeral sunday morning $3.50 o'clock at Is East
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TEMrLE-At Rutland vt. May Is Mrs Charlotte
Elotso Temple. 81 years OF Ago
TURNER-on May ia 1881 ophelia Mslery, wife Of
James Turner
Funeral services No. 62S East l36ths Monday, the
l6Lh INST. AZ y IN
TOwNsEND-on FRIDAY, 18Th inst. MS residence a.
CLIFTON. Staten Island Henry Denson Townsend OF the
late William TOWNSEND OF this